Sentence examples for for his lunchtime from inspiring English sources

A photographer from Leg Sex magazine who cast AP girls for his lunchtime shoots.

He often makes up for his lunchtime cycling by working a few hours at home in the evening.

Known both for his nicotine rasp and for his lunchtime vodka-and-tonics, Dunleavy recalls an earlier day in New York journalism, and he has made Schwarz the focus of an old-fashioned crusade.

Since the French film star Gérard Depardieu was spotted in the local gastronomic restaurant after visiting the notary to acquire a house in the village, the chatter has been of little else, says Pierrot, 52, in for his lunchtime apéritif.

As for his lunchtime ritual, Jeremy has a solid two months to go.

Oversized video screens at the head of a fashion show-style runway trumpeted his mall arrival: "See California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger -- Live and in Person". Scores of shoppers waited more than an hour for his lunchtime appearance, pressing against barriers surrounding the stage and looking toward blue curtains from which Schwarzenegger would emerge.

Back at the office, I had a voice mail from Allan—I'd given him only my work number, in an attempt to keep things professional informing me of his lunchtime availability for the following week.

In the on-stage demo, Google Now saw that a flight had been delayed, so it told the demonstrator that he would have time for his normal lunchtime workout.

One volunteer was successfully dispatched to take part in a 10-minute interview with Vanessa Feltz on BBC Radio 2, when she was standing in for Jeremy Vine on his lunchtime BBC show.

"And we ended up with a balanced budget and a surplus". As comfortable as he was and as familiar as he seemed shaking every hand, posing for every picture during his lunchtime visit to Manchester, it's unclear how voters here — many of whom never even had a chance to vote for him — will factor Bill Clinton's testimony into their decision.

He drove to the Bronx barge to pay a $500 bail for his nephew around lunchtime, and waited about three hours, even with no one else in front of him.